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151. [Image] Articles discussing waterway development projects and William Finley lectures



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Articles discussing waterway development projects and William Finley lectures Author: Oregon City Enterprise Courier (Oregon City, Or.); Oregon Journal (Firm); New York Times Company Year: 1939 Title: Articles discussing waterway development projects and William Finley lectures Author: Oregon City Enterprise Courier (Oregon City, Or.); Oregon Journal (Firm); New York Times Company Year: 1939

152. [Image] William Finley speech for 20th Izaak Walton League Annual Meeting



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: William Finley speech for 20th Izaak Walton League Annual Meeting Author: Izaak Walton League of America Year: 1942 Title: William Finley speech for 20th Izaak Walton League Annual Meeting Author: Izaak Walton League of America Year: 1942

153. [Image] Celilo Falls on the Columbia River


	Celilo Falls no longer exists today as it was covered completely when The Dalles Dam was completed. It was traditionally a fishing grounds for Native Americans.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Celilo Falls on the Columbia River Year: 1910 Celilo Falls no longer exists today as it was covered completely when The Dalles Dam was completed. It was traditionally a fishing grounds for Native Americans. Title: Celilo Falls on the Columbia River Year: 1910 Celilo Falls no longer exists today as it was covered completely when The Dalles Dam was completed. It was traditionally a fishing grounds for Native Americans.

154. [Image] On a fishing trip


	An unidentified group of men and women crossing a wooden dam on a stream with fishing gear. Possibly taken near the Rogue River.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: On a fishing trip Author: Finley, William L. (William Lovell), 1876-1953 Year: 1913 An unidentified group of men and women crossing a wooden dam on a stream with fishing gear. Possibly taken near the Rogue River. Title: On a fishing trip Author: Finley, William L. (William Lovell), 1876-1953 Year: 1913 An unidentified group of men and women crossing a wooden dam on a stream with fishing gear. Possibly taken near the Rogue River.

155. [Image] Indians netting salmon


	Indians netting salmon at Celilo Falls near The Dalles. Celilo Falls was a traditional Native American fishing location until it was inundated by The Dalles dam in 1957.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Indians netting salmon Year: 1940 Indians netting salmon at Celilo Falls near The Dalles. Celilo Falls was a traditional Native American fishing location until it was inundated by The Dalles dam in 1957. Title: Indians netting salmon Year: 1940 Indians netting salmon at Celilo Falls near The Dalles. Celilo Falls was a traditional Native American fishing location until it was inundated by The Dalles dam in 1957.

156. [Image] Articles discussing 5th Oregon Wildlife Federation Annual Conference



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Articles discussing 5th Oregon Wildlife Federation Annual Conference Author: Oregonian (Firm); Statesman Journal; The Register-Guard Year: 1940 Title: Articles discussing 5th Oregon Wildlife Federation Annual Conference Author: Oregonian (Firm); Statesman Journal; The Register-Guard Year: 1940

157. [Image] Articles


	Articles discussing Willamette Valley project, water conservation, and appointment of Ira N. Gabrielson as Director of Fish and Wildlife Service.
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Articles Author: Oregon Journal (Firm); Oregonian (Firm); Los Angeles Herald-Examiner; St. Louis Globe-Democrat Year: 1940 Articles discussing Willamette Valley project, water conservation, and appointment of Ira N. Gabrielson as Director of Fish and Wildlife Service. Title: Articles Author: Oregon Journal (Firm); Oregonian (Firm); Los Angeles Herald-Examiner; St. Louis Globe-Democrat Year: 1940 Articles discussing Willamette Valley project, water conservation, and appointment of Ira N. Gabrielson as Director of Fish and Wildlife Service.

158. [Image] Articles discussing debate over Willamette Valley project and 3rd Annual Oregon Audubon Society Dinner



	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Articles discussing debate over Willamette Valley project and 3rd Annual Oregon Audubon Society Dinner Author: North Tillamook County News (Garibaldi, Or.); Oregon Journal (Firm); Oregonian (Firm) Year: 1940 Title: Articles discussing debate over Willamette Valley project and 3rd Annual Oregon Audubon Society Dinner Author: North Tillamook County News (Garibaldi, Or.); Oregon Journal (Firm); Oregonian (Firm) Year: 1940

159. [Image] Mount Jefferson and Metolius River


	"Mt. Jefferson rises 10,495 feet beyond the Metolius River in Oregon's rugged central Cascade Mountains. The swift-moving Metolius, probably the coldest stream in the state, begins in the icy springs at ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Mount Jefferson and Metolius River Author: Oregon State University. Department of Journalism; Oregon. Department of Transportation Year: 1980 "Mt. Jefferson rises 10,495 feet beyond the Metolius River in Oregon's rugged central Cascade Mountains. The swift-moving Metolius, probably the coldest stream in the state, begins in the icy springs at the base of 6,415 foot Black Butte, east of the Santiam Pass. It runs 46 miles before entering Lake Billy Chinook, the creation of the Round Butte Dam, where it merges with the Deschutes and Crooked Rivers. The Metolius, open to fly-fishing only, is regarded as one of the best rainbow trout streams in the Pacific Northwest. A road leading to Camp Sherman that branches off U.S. Highway 20 west of Sisters parallels the river for most of its course. The lodges and resorts along the road make up the Metolius River Recreation Area, Jefferson County." Oregon Department of Transportation Photo 7963 Title: Mount Jefferson and Metolius River Author: Oregon State University. Department of Journalism; Oregon. Department of Transportation Year: 1980 "Mt. Jefferson rises 10,495 feet beyond the Metolius River in Oregon's rugged central Cascade Mountains. The swift-moving Metolius, probably the coldest stream in the state, begins in the icy springs at the base of 6,415 foot Black Butte, east of the Santiam Pass. It runs 46 miles before entering Lake Billy Chinook, the creation of the Round Butte Dam, where it merges with the Deschutes and Crooked Rivers. The Metolius, open to fly-fishing only, is regarded as one of the best rainbow trout streams in the Pacific Northwest. A road leading to Camp Sherman that branches off U.S. Highway 20 west of Sisters parallels the river for most of its course. The lodges and resorts along the road make up the Metolius River Recreation Area, Jefferson County." Oregon Department of Transportation Photo 7963

160. [Image] Woods, Waters, and Wildlife


	Includes footage of fishing at Celilo Falls and the Oregon Coast (including Cape Perpetua, Heceta Head Lighthouse, Sea Lion Caves, and Three Arch Rocks). Includes title panels: Crater Lake National Park; ...
	Citation Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Woods, Waters, and Wildlife Year: 1930 Includes footage of fishing at Celilo Falls and the Oregon Coast (including Cape Perpetua, Heceta Head Lighthouse, Sea Lion Caves, and Three Arch Rocks). Includes title panels: Crater Lake National Park; The Harvest of the Columbia; and Salmon, the main food of the Indians. Title: Woods, Waters, and Wildlife Year: 1930 Includes footage of fishing at Celilo Falls and the Oregon Coast (including Cape Perpetua, Heceta Head Lighthouse, Sea Lion Caves, and Three Arch Rocks). Includes title panels: Crater Lake National Park; The Harvest of the Columbia; and Salmon, the main food of the Indians.